Beetling away for Biodiversity Month
Since September is Biodiversity Month, we’ll be offering a lot of biodiversity-themed posts, and the first has to be beetles.
Tag: taxonomy
Here be dragons
A tiny dragon was found laying eggs in a nest in the Lambusango Forest reserve in Indonesia. She may be
Using barcodes to identify unknown floras
What do you do when you don’t have a taxonomist to help identify plants? This situation is faced all too
Life strikes back – harnessing genomics to understand and value biodiversity
Edited notes from Research Tuesday public lecture 8th May 2012 It still seems amazing to me that we don’t really
The Waxing and Waning of Life on Earth
Since we have only named 10% of all life on earth, we can expect some surprises from the field of
Biodiversity Revolution 